Into the Wolves' Den

De: Jon Athan

Narrado por: Harry Roger Williams

What would you do to protect your family?

Keith Klein, a beat cop in the small New Mexico town of Montaño, sets out to find his missing daughters after they vanish on their way home from school. He enlists the help of Gerald Greenwood, an old friend and a private investigator. When their investigation stalls and desperation creeps in, Keith’s methods become unorthodox, illegal, and extremely violent.

Meanwhile, Keith’s daughters, 14-year-old Carrie and eight-year-old Allison, witness horrors beyond imagination at the Wolves’ Den, a house in the middle of nowhere. In that house, a group of psychopaths in animal masks produce snuff films and other disturbing content for clients across the globe.

Jon Athan, the provocative author behind Dr. Sadist and Lovesick, delivers another dark and disturbing horror novel filled with mystery, suspense, and gore. Can you handle a visit to the Wolves’ Den?

Warning: This novel contains graphic content. Listener discretion is advised.

©2019 Jonathan Sixtos (P)2019 Jonathan Sixtos

Amazing work

First time reading horror, I never thought I could stomach it bc I tried before and couldn’t go pass a few pages but the way this author writes helps to keep reading. I’m more of a psychological thriller girl but I’ll start reading more horror thanks to this author

Disgustedly Good...

I will say that if you can't take horror, gruesome, inhumane acts towards kids DO NOT listen to this. I have a kid and it was hard to listen to this but THIS story was very realistic. There are sick people out there and I listen to stories like this as a reminder to always look after your kids. Do not be so trusting of your neighborhood or your surroundings. You can never be an overprotective parent in my book. I loved the revenge that Keith delivered and to me it was justified!

In my top 3 favorite authors

I’ve read a bunch of his books. All fantastic. Lovesick is my favorite but this was good too. Next, The Abuse of Ashley Collins.

Bad reader

The person who read the book was horrible. The story was pretty good though. Not a bad listen if you like disturbing books.

Love a good revenge story

Pretty good. Could have developed the characters a bit more. That will come with more writing.